North Carolina Newspapers

i2 , tiME?, Editor and rrop. : " --irtoX?. POSTAGE PAID, fljft month, Scent delivered 67 camera. Ere of toe dtr. t tke VuirandllberL 3ffltrT 0, V m nVG ENJOYS ii Cie iaetl..fl anil wilts itLcd "JUW cleanse.-Uac syj fcttully rpU colds, Leadj Sf iad feverf ami cures habitual StttSoB. Syrup of Figs is th a, prepireil only from the most irJ agreeable substance?, it excellent qualities commend il jiitaJ have maJe it tho .mosl rtcarrersciU known, fmpcf Fi3 is for sale in 50 a,l$i bottles by all leading drug i-a, Any rciiaiue aniggisi at tct bare it on hand will pro it promptly for any one -wht S&ts to try it. Bo not accept anj UUFQMtA FIG SYRUP CO. : tiff FtAUClSCO. CAL t:zruf.it kew roxx. jr.r. for ufcr BUUEHT B. UELLABIY, WHOLES A LK DKUGQIST, ' . tA WUmlrtcn, N-a Qneed &T Co., jjtCCKSORS TO KXOXVILUS FURNI a.Tfo..soctfctist corcer Market and Second xv. Larj ttoct, artistic designs, lowest rx. Swrjbody InTited to call and Inspect ock. nac mjJStf FINE HAIR JIATTRESSES A SPECIALTY. tloiqoito Nets fr Bale. Old Mattreties Renovated. w.r.i.cuMr-iirjc. LT.&.G. F. AlderinaDi (JOIUL COMMISSION EBOKERS AND rars. Xa 110 North WateTr street. rSiPl; E Battr. Krult, Bacon. Lard. n. rxir. Derswax. Hides. Furs, ttxion. Z"2rl3J,a liMS lroducc or Grocery line. 2 prices guaranteed, con&ign J icUclied. aiur9Sm JUST RECEIVED I mi LOT OF N. U HAM,WHICU I kr use at tjc per pound. N. c. Sides at ; ffcaic Uta. sometninj nice, at loc Also taixo irrUizcM Uams. Frrrts Ctlp Citacifu Duller, Cabbasts, Apples bta r itnc rrccl ted to-diy. I tt o Ham a birrtl ot One St rjJncd rr at :iv prr qain. W. F. 8W ANN, ACL, 2 yui4W . tax Front buret. ADRIAN & YOLLEItS, HOLWALK DftLlLCllS IN t , orisions, Oroccrics; Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, AND COmilSSION" MERCHANTS, Cw. Tntnl a4 Xock SU-, : WILMINGTON, N. C Hardwarot ": : AND CROCtXKT. W. Z. SPRING H CXX, ' Importers an4 Jobixra. - Pyrreu lrottding. Jog. F. Craig, Crcranrtj runner Co.) PRACTICAL WORKZU CI TIN. SIIECT -fPs, e, priactss srrtcf , xseax Front 2rattlL "WW be pleased to recelTt crfiers -I5e estimates. Good ani' prompt Trcrt nanaV Efp9in. IWu? to tl.e tito andap raHe ta the stomach, prompt if '.--n.l tmlr bone&cial m Itl - LJJLllJ .17.. 1 1 1 U- JJkE v - Jl W, ,8 - ;r - " ' L " '' "v ' 1 : - - 9 .V v : .. . 1 S ' f - - . .- - - - ; 'x ... t . - . - . - . - j VOL XIV WILMINGTON, N, C.f THURSDAY,; SEPTEMBER 11, 1890, NO 30. The Fnlls of Niagara carry down 10,000.000 cubic, feet of water per horse jower. : : ' ; Mls Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sis- ler of rx President Cleveland, has nlleil for Europe and will spend soiue time abroad. . " - The flees have descended iiikii Harlem, N.Y., -and t bey are so bad that the health board has been ask ed to take steps f or the relief of the citizen?. Joseph Puhtzr, of the New York World, who has become totally i.t:...i i " uiiuii, iia tor private secretary a young Eollshmau named Ponson by, wh I a nephew of Lord Pou sonby. ' ' . . I he oldest . riister of Mercy iu America is Mother Setou, of the New York Convent of Meroy, who is over 00. : Her father died In 1800. Her mother, a convert, founded the Order of the Sisters of -Charity at Emiuitsburg. . Senator , Hampton, of South Car olina, announces that he shall not ask for a reelection to the 8euate. lie has never asked for an office, he says, and he doesn't think he shall begin asking at this-late day. He will accept a re-election, however, U t isxTered him. Prof. Tyndall completed his 70th year on August 20. . He is taking his animal holiday, as he has done for many years, with Mrs. Tyndall, in Switzerland, and is in the enjoyment of excellent health. He is a famous Alpine tllmber, and greatly enjoys life among the glaciers. Among the incidents of the late , Urand Army reunion in Boston was the'ineeting of two brothers, natives of Maine,", who had not seen eaeh other since, the war. and each of whom supposed the other to bavo been killed In that conflict. One now lives In New York; the other in Ver mont. . t There was a time when lawyers predominated iu the race for office, but the Des Moines Leader has dis covered that the newspaper raenare now coming to the" front, there be ing in Wisconsin two editors on the Eepublican State ticket and four on the Democratic, while the fifth is a printer by trade. . The prize offered by Harvard Uni versity for the most symmetrically formed woman has been won by Miss Best, of Meadville. Pa., out of 3,000 competitors. The worst of Miss Best's triumph Is the crop of squibs it Is certain to precipitate about its fair winner having bested the rest of womankind. Mrs. James K. Polk, the widow of President Pol Incompleted her 87th year last Thursday. 8he lives On hcrPoIk place, near Nashville, Tenn., and each year the members of the Qeueral Assembly go out to pay heir respects in a formal and court y manner nt her home. Three years ago Mrs. Clevelaud called on her. In Uio matter of railways Japan appears to be going ahead tolerably fast. Considerably -over one thou taud luilOs aro already In operation. while an eqnal, quantity are under construction or tuirveyed, and will be open within a year or two from now. The projected railways eiJ ceed several hundred miles Iu length with capital exceeding rt,000,000 sterling. . Speaking of the recent State elcC lons in Kentucky, Vermont and Arkansas the Providence Journal says: 'Tliese unuorm , AJeuiocrauc gains and Republican losses are not doe wholly or even chhfly to local considerations; Indeed, the Republi can disaffection is far-spread enough m. m m a. to warrant the amrmatton mat there is dissatisfaction with the na: tional party-organization all over the country, and to suggest the pro-jand bablllty of further expressions of!asgure you at you will getagoodi apathy and distrust in the elections of the next two months. r " THE IX.Y AND ANT NUISA"MCE. Files and Ants are oulckly anhi hllated by mixing a teaspoon fal of ROUGH ON RATS with a saucer of , sweetened water;, place on, high shelves or suspended in the room; or mix a tcaspoonrul or KUUUU U2i RATS with a half pound of brown sugar and sprinkle ca high out of rcach.Ehelves.-or on rear poraer or lovrer thclrcs, out of tlrcn. Cr,ttbi?our. 1XDKZ TO TXZW ADTKTiaiMIKTS Sxzix:& Co Furniture ' W A Corsibh Now Ueady At csds Baorn iks Druggists' ' -Lawx raarr Wilmington Guards Stltaic Gbotz For South port and Forts - C W Yates v all Paper and Window shades 1 he receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 1,1CC bales. Ao-monow afternoon will be the last half-holiday of the seasonsure pop this time. Lollop and Airs. Watson are not expected home from Kurope until sometime next mouth. Chanter 1: Weak, tired, no uimetitp. Chapter 2: Took Hood's Sargaparilla napter j: btroug, clieeriul, hungry. There were heavy-rains yesterday iu the Fayettevillc section and a rise iu the river is expected. y Senator Vance will speak in'Golds- boro on Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, on the issues of the cam paign. Mr. R. P. Alien, of Kelly's, N. C., Democratic nominee for the Senate, is in the clty.the guest of his nephew, JUT. A. '. AjUCa?. Miss Lillian Bowden has gone to New York to purchase a large stock of millinery goods for the Ladies Em poriuiu, on Market street. 111 " I am Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences, Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t The arrangements are all complete and all that is needed for a "big crowd at Carolina Beach to-morrow is fair weather. At this writing the outlook in this direction is good. Go and help the fatherless. Mr. John A. Mills, the clever press agent of Bell's Marionettes, is in the city preparing for their advent at the Opera House next Monday night. Mr. Mills was here last season and met many familiar faces to-day. m H . ,11. Mr. John L. Dudley left here this morning to attend .the session of the S. ii. Lodge, I. O. O. F., which meets in Topeka, . Kansas, on the 15th of this month. Mr. Dudley represents the Grand Encampment of this State. Cant. R. M. Mclntire returned to the city last night from the north em markets. His stay tnere was brief, but as he always works like a beaver on such occasion?,he secured a carefully selected stock of Fall and Winter goods. . ! - New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Locks the blind when opened or closed. Saves labor and cost of put tine on inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Car penters, it will pay you to examine and use same. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. t The Criminal Court, which con venes hero on Monday next, -will probably run over into the following week and therefore the Superior Court will cive Lway to it for two days and will not open uutil Wed nesday the 21th, instead of on the 22d. We have it now. A Pump that is always primed, never requiring a tub of water tostart it. It is the bright invention of a North Caro lina genius and is pronounced by all to be the best pump on the market. See it and you will have no other. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. t Tho two expected excursion trains arrived here last evening. About o00 came down from Mt. Airy and 200 from Rutherford ton. All went down to Carolina Bach to-day and will take in Wrightsviile, the Hammocks and Ocean View to-morrow. Both parties return home to-morrow night. ' Mr. W. A. Cornish, a skillful work mau, has opened a shop in the; old mill building, southwest corner of Water and Dock streets for the manufacture of all kinds of house Urlmmincfs. banisters, railings, spokee toXes. Give him a call and we assure you that you will " ."A , joo at a tow price. The Grove to-morrow will be run exclusively in the interests of the excursion given for the benefit of . OTfopd Ornhan Asvlnm the U.xroftt , rp sjlnm The excursionists from ML Airy were to have gone down to Carolina Beach to-morrow but arrangement was ef fected, whereby they went down to. dnr. The boat will not, therefore, reach of ohlN"L,e unplearriiltlr crowded to-morrow. The North State Cornet Band will meet this evening at the City Hall. The C. C. R. R. will sell tickets to the Sam Jones meetings here at re duced rates. .. - The sun crosses the line on the 22d and ian 'equinoctial storm may occur now at any time. -" "-; ' ; i-i. ... . . . - Revi W. S. Creasy ; will preach at ! the. Methodist Mission, "corner Princess' and Eighth street?, this evening at 8 o'clock. k With JRegalV Paint on your house and VPlastico" on your walls,, your house will be beautiful and your faiuily happy. Sold by the N. Jaoobi Hdw. Co . factory accents. t ForecaUi. For North Carolina, fair weather, preceded by local showers and sta tionary "temperature. ? Local forecasts from 8 a. ; m. to day, for; Wilmington and vicinity,! showers,! followed by fair weather and stationary temperature. To 11! gpel Cold, - . Headaclies alid Fevers,"" to t cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently - cure habitual constipa tion, to. awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity,' without irritating or weakening -them, use Syrup of Figs. - J Military Lawn Party. There; will be a lawn party in the City Hall park to-mOrrow nisht. It is to be!given for the benefit of the youthful : Wilmington Guards, the new juvenile military organization. They want to; raise money to buy uniforms and we hope they wJH suc ceed. There will be refreshments on the grounds and the admission is only 5 cents. : So, let everybody go and help the little fellows out. The lite R. R Scow. " The large barge float of the C. F. & Y. V.IR. R. - was put to practical use yesterday afternoon for the first time. Six cars were placed on it at Foint l-'eterana it was towea over to the company's wharf here by the Marie Ot the six cars but two were loaded. - As stated previously by us there are two tracks on the : scow, with a sheltered space between. Its use will greatly facilitate the hand- ling of freight. . . - . , A Runaway Sensation. A sensational, runaway occurred this morning on North Front street. A horse, "attached to a buggy, both the property of Capt. T J. South"- land, was hitched to a post in the neighborhood of the Gem saloon. He became frightened, pulled back, broke the halter ana started in a mad career up Front street.' He turned into Chestnut then from Chestnut into Third and brought up opposite the City Hall with the re mains of the vehicle dangling at his heels."' ; '-r-" ' r ' : The Fire This Morning: The alarm of fire this morning at 1 o'clock, sent in from box 35, was caused by the burning of two one- story frame houses on Market, be tween Tenth and-' Eleventh streets. One of these, owned by Mr. W. T. Daggett, was occupied by Jane Thompson, colored, and was insur ed for $450, in the German American represented herj by Messrs. Atkin son &m Manning; the. other, owned and occupied by L. Moore, colored, was not insured. The occupants saved nearly all of their household effects. . -K ' Backlen'a Arnica Salre. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenui. Fever Bores. Tetter, snap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Emotions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guar anteed tot give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. - ; ' - V For sale by Robert R. Bellamy, wholesale and tatail drvggist. In Darkest Africa. - T.T. wiif i AUE HOPING TO READ STAN- 1 A. ley's new Book wUl be interested to read recent magazine uuuc uwn u great trardler wrote tne boofcas well as arU cles by Thomas steTens. Paul Pu Challlu, and other African travellers on the Stanley relief expedition. They are to be found at the r WILMINGTON AJBJtaJSX kuujis. sep ltf isj jaaraei aireeva j Wilmington savings & situsi ua J. w. ATKINSON. - : President. W. P. TOO JUKE, - cashier. ' v - -: ; - : - m r nTf rxrrfi kt.. wtluinqtoN. N. c. IU O Lend3 2loa-y ca satisfactory security, Pay Interest cn Lcx?s:i3. Is empowered to f Law n Party. LAWN PARTY WILL BE GIVEN FRI- darevenlng; September 12th, In the city llall Park, under the auspices of the Wilmington Guards. Proceeds for the benefit of the WU- mlngton Guards. Admission only 3t cents. Refreshments on the grounds. - scp 11 it W ow R e a d y . ' J All SOW READY TOjMA'ES ALL KINDS of House Trtmmiiiirs. Banisters. Ralllnss. spolces and Boxes of all kinds. Orders prompt ly mea ana work aone to orcer. , - W. A. CQ UN I sir , southwest corner Dock and water sts. ' scp 11 ltn thu mon . : - : One Pint O F QUR CONCENTRATED WITCH-HAZEL to costs you 50 cents equal in every way Pond's Extract. - " ; f MUNDS BKOTnEKS, seplOtl 101 N. Front street. Administrator's Notice. rpHE UNDEUSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED X as Administrator of the estate of Joseph Kamerteo, deceased, notice Is hereby srlven to all persons having claims against said, estate or personal property belonging to same to prescnt.them to moon or before August- :lh," 1891. tri his notice will b-j pleaded In bar Of the payment thereof. SOL beak, aug 23 oaw gw . . thu : , Administrator. For Carolina Beach mid Soullipor ' Schedule for Thursday and Friday. OYLVAN GKOVE LEA.VES WILMINGTON C5 ' for Southport and the Forts at 9.30 a, touchlnsr at Carolina Beach.- . : BESSIE leaves at 2.30 for Carolina Beach. Train leaves Beach at 3 30 and 5.30 p. m. sep 112t : Fishermen's Su f , . - . Bailders' Hardware, PAINTS AND SASH. WALKER'S STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAP, made byhe old Dutch process,' thejbest Lead on the market.. They not being mj combina tion can make special price on same. " COOKING STOVES. Largest assortment In .the state ;to sel cc from; sold at factory prices. Oil Stoves of All Sizes. In them you win find- comfort and economy, Pumps, Step-Ladders. We ask for your patronage, and shall ev ;c endeavor to deserve the same. Respectfully, f N. Jacobi Hardware Oo.i ap tf ' - 12TSO. FRONT ST. ISLAND BEACH HOTEL J. A. BROWN, Manager. TTAVING LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED Hotel, situated at the Hammocks. I am prcir pared to cater successfully to the wants of the public ' - ? i The tables will be supplledwlththe choicest viands ef the season. I Many places of great interest in the ncin Ity. Surf Bathing Bath Houses in still water, fine boating facilities, unrivalled Ashing, and above aU an unexcelled Cuisine.- I Cottages on the Beacn cpnoected with, the HoteL e prof. Miner's ccieoraiea.Bana engaged rcr the season. J. A. BROWN, my 8 tl ANAGEIM BUY SHOES For Your School Ohildreri NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH. Doat wait until the day school open?. I you cant coze with them, send them down and we will spare no pains to fit them prop erly. ; . " .; ' ; -; 7 : ' Stock Com pieto. lUces lowest consistent wit h qTulliy. i Geo. E. French & Sons, lOSorth Front Street. i (Opposite The Orton.) sep 9 tf John Werner. rpHERE IS BUT ONE, AND .UE nOLDS ! forth ltKaa Martet street.' A eood Shave for 10 cents, a Shampoo for 20 cents, or a Hair Cut - for 20 cents. Four ef the best Barbers tn i towels, hare razors asd I re. jcvts werner, the state. Clean prompt attendance, m The German Barber, . ' r?iux;turcft NEW ADVKUTiSEftlENTSj pphea - "; PIJSAS3 K0T1C5. ; We will e clad to rccclre cosmTir ! "ill cz Croa our mends on ary tz.3. an t .:cts ccneril laterest,'buc . - " , : The name of the writer must ciTra: to far nlshed to the &2tof. " -' , ' - communlcatioas tnu3C be written cn cnir one side or tne paper. ; Perscnanties m ust ho svcUcdJ And it 13 eapectaiiyjanl pirtlcularlj tsicr stood that the editor does not always czczrze the views of correspondent caless to tt&tcd In the editorial columns. " rv NEW ADVi5KTiaJE2ICMT, Misses Burr&James!i5chooU jji&st aii;K. AND JAMES WILL KE open thelj School fox Toung Ladles, and chll dacix of both sexes, , "J" - jOAiImrsd The course of study, as heretofore, - wlU te systematic and thorough. Indlvldaal instruc- Uon bestowed upon each pupil; the same care ful attention given In training the fclowmlnd as those of bright intellect. v . ' ; " V" Class SiccJncr. Free-hand iniu-inrr'Ji'M thenlcs and Needlework free of charge. ' Aluslcoi Department, nnder tnstinrfntpn:" denco of A! rf. w. ami CUSHING. Pupils in miislc, either wit hln or - without the School, will be accommodated with -rniictMn hmm uistrucuon that win not interfere with -lessons or hours of study. Every care and atten uon is given to the moral welfare or the child. For further particulars please apply to 24 -oth Third street and see PrlnclpaJs. - TJOTICE I OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TKEAS'Ii OF THE CAKOHNA CENTKAL K.lt. OO. . Wilmixoiox, N..C, Sept. 9ts, 189C." rilHE KEGULAIi ANNUAL MEETINQ OF J. tho stockholders of the CaroUna Central ltallroad co. wiu be held at the offlco of the old Dominion steamship Co., corner Beach auu eai sn-eeis, in tne city of New York, on Thursday, the 9Dh day of October, proximo, at 1 o'clock p. m. s , . , sep 9lm . , JOHN H. SHARP, Sec'y. Wall Paper and Window Shades. JARGEST STOCK IN NOBl'H CAROLINA to select from. " Give your order 'now before we get busy.; . .. ; ' lie brew Now YearCards; We are opening a nice assortment to-day. scp 2 tit. " . YATES BOOK STORE. - WE HAVE ; rUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AS SORTMENT OF . AND EIA3 In the latest designs and fancy woods, -which we offer at lowest prices, INSTALMENTS or CASn. The pubUc is cordially invited to exj amine our large and superior stock ofInstra ments. " . E, VanLAEKi - 407 KeU Cross tltrocf. . a pi 24 tf ' ',; . ' ; THE ACME M ANTJFA0T UBIN& 00, MANUFACTURERS OF Fertilizers, Pine Fibre and Pine Fibre Matting WilraiDgton4 - - N. C3 rilHE REPUTATION OF OCR FERTILIZERS the acme and i c.T, Is now established, and the results of three years' use In tie nands of the best fanners of this and other state will attest their value as a hla grade manure? The MATTING, maoe irom the leaves of our . native pine. Is conceded to be equal to any wool carpet for comfort aud durability and ti.m demand for ltl3 dally increasing. It Has vir- tues not fovind In any other fabric. The FIBRE or wool is extensively used for npiiolstering purposes, and as a filling for Mattresses Is almost eoual to hair. t-tnv Tihr elastic and proof against insects. ' vKirmcaieg irom reuaoie parties using our goods can be seen at our omce. or win i rnii j ed upon publication. ? -. ian 4 tr Wilmington Scacoaat E.E; KVVEVV 8EPT. HTU. Xeave WilmiogtoD,' Front Street Depot, at 9:30a. m.r2J30&nH C:10p. in.. Leave Princess street at 6:45 andv 9:10 a. ill., 2:40 and C.-20 p. m. Leave Hammocks 7;40 and 10:23 '. a. iu., 4:45 and 7:10. p. ta, Sunday train leaves AVilinfrifrton at 250 p. iu. Leave Hammocks 7:10 p. in..; x-'-" " l - : - The 6:45 a. in. tm in starts froui Princess street and theSuridavnfht train from the Hammocks 'frill lio over at Princess etreet. - J. K. KOL AN, sep 6 tf Genl Managrer. For Galo. -i nn f LBS. OLD TTTJ: JICTAL, CLEA:j I.U U U - - - ... aal la good conditicn. wi:i;te ton citp Apjly at isomer . . is